Hobart 113991-2 Oven Rack 19" X 25-3/4"

SKU: 113991-2 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Oven Rack, [ 19" F/B] [25.75" L/R] [ 0.38" Frame ]
[ 0.190" Wire ] Back Stop, Product Stop,
Vulcan Oven

Description

The Hobart 113991-2 Oven Rack is used to hold cookware to ensure that the food items placed in an oven have a stable base. The heat circulates all over the rack, and the food is able to cook without any hindrance, and the airflow is not hindered. This rack is designed to fit into the regular slots of the oven and can be set at various levels to suit various cooking requirements, and is a part and parcel of commercial and residential ovens. It is 19" by 25-3/4" in size, which means that it can accommodate bigger trays or pans.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off the oven and allow it to cool completely before handling.

Step2: Open the oven door and remove any existing racks from the interior.

Step3: Inspect the rack support rails for cleanliness and proper alignment.

Step4: Align the new rack with the side support rails inside the oven.

Step5: Slide the rack evenly into the guides until it is fully seated.

Step6: Pull the rack in and out to ensure smooth movement and proper fit.

Step7: Restore normal oven use and confirm stable placement under load.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Hobart 113991-2 Rack?

    Clean the rack regularly to remove grease, food particles, and baked-on residue. Inspect for bending, rust, or weakened weld points. Ensure it is properly positioned in the oven to maintain stability and safe load support.

  • What are common issues with the Hobart 113991-2 Rack?

    • Rust or corrosion buildup over time.
    • Bent or warped rack structure.
    • Weak welds leading to instability.
    • Uneven support for heavy trays.